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Jan29

 
 
 


Winter storm warning—
 
a white cat in the window
 
purrs contentedly.

Leave a comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2021 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged cat, storm, warning, window, winter haiku

Jan11

 
 
 


Unexpectedly
 
storm clouds part, and bright blue sky
 
shows itself to me.

Leave a comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2021 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged clouds, sky, storm, winter haiku

Jun10

 
 
 


Storm clouds in the north—
 
how many untold stories
 
can one raindrop hold?

Leave a comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2020 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged clouds, north, raindrop, stories, storm

May9

 
 
 


It is no great loss
 
to watch storm clouds disappear,
 
but when plum trees fall…

Leave a comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2020 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged cloud, fall, loss, plum, storm, tree

Feb18

 
 
 


Dark winter clouds part,
 
tantalizing me with blue,
 
before the storm starts.

Leave a comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2020 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged clouds, storm, winter

Rooster

Jan26

 
 
 


Silly old rooster!
 
Do you think the storm will stop
 
because you’re crowing?

3 Comments Posted in 5-7-5, © 2019 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged corw, rooster, storm

Thunderclap

Aug28

 
 
 


Nearby thunderclap—
 
three barefoot children scramble
 
to escape the storm.

Leave a comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2018 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged barefoot, children, escape, scramble, storm, thunderclap

Know

Feb26

 
 
 


How much do you know,
 
blackbird on my garden gate,
 
of the storm to come?

Leave a comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2018 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged blackbird, garden, gate, know, storm

Winds

Nov28

 
 
 


first storm of autumn—
 
buffeting winds drive the crow
 
away from her nest

Leave a comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2016 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged autumn, buffet, crow, drive, nest, storm, winds

Waiting

Oct6

 
 


still waiting to hear
 
what the willow has to say
 
after last night’s storm

2 Comments Posted in 5-7-5, © 2016 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged hear, night, storm, waiting, willow

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